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IIAMRURC, AUGUST 12.
Accounts from Uerlin, of the 9th
nil. i!aic, that the King ol Pruifia
gave a r pi ivate audience ot near
our. hours, on the fame ctay, to
his Envoy to Bonapane,at Bruffels
1 the Privy Councellcr Lombard,
who had retired to Berlin on the8ih.
"M .' Lombard's million i elated not
Mtv to the terms on which P iilfia t
w'iftied to prevail on B jnaparte 10
remove fill obuacies to the tree na
vigation ot the Elbe and Wder,
but alfoto other more momentous
propofals. As to the latter, which
chit-fly relate to the Future fate of
the Ele&orate-'of Hanover, the
Confui is faidto have rrje&edthewi,
while to the evacuation of Lower
. Saxony by hisTroops, he gave his
his alfenVtn condition of Malta's
.being firft given up by the EngUfh,
and a general atrni Price by land and
fea. Pruflia has promifeci to make
an overtufe on tlvis fubje6t to the
Brrtilh Couit, but very flight hopes
are entertained ol its ; being atten
ded with fuccef.
The Pctei (burgh letters oT tire
i6ih ult. Uillive hopes cf the ul
timate fuccefs of the Ruffian medi
ation ; meanwhile the naval ar
maments in th&portsof that tap-tre
arc xratried on' vith redoubled acti
vity. Vhat thf 6hjecVcan be,"re
mains a profound fee ret ; but "the
Trench government aie certainly
' very bufy in making repreferfta
tions to the IWtTian' Cabinet, tn
induce it to occupy the Sound with
a confiderable fleet, to .prevent a
blockade on the part of Great
Brit? in. Should fuch'a'blocicade
really take place,' fays a -letter
from Riga, of -a very recent date,
it is certain th&.jltiflia would be
compelled, with the other powers
of the North, to make the French!
refpeft neutralitv ot tha Northern
Continent, particularly that of
Gerninr: this the mpre io, as
R u flia could not bear the confe
qnences of fuch a blockade longer
than three months, ou ing to its be
ing fo ovei flocked with i;s own
produce, and money in ihai coun
try being extremely tcarce at pre-fent.
FRANCE.
U W.irr.crs m Ireland, wijiv l trmt,
Wt the tflva of prevent ng -any
5 fur. her interruption of its internal
tranquillity, and of convincing my
loyal fujeets, m that part ot the
United Kingdom, .that tney may
coir fidevytly rely on that protctlion
to which they are to juilly entitled
:. In the midft f the deliberations,
which were occaftoned by iVe im
mediate exigency of the times, you
have not been unmindful of other
obp&s, to whveh I had di reeled
your attention j and I have great fa-
tistaction in obicrvmg, that you
have completed a lyitem for confo
lidating the duties; and regulating
the collection and management of
the fcvcral branches of the revenue ;
and that you have adopted raeafures
Which are calculated to afFcrd mate
rial accommodation to the ;mercan.
tile part of the community, and ex
tend the navigation and commerce
of my dominions.
Gentlemen of the Houfe of Common.
I return you my particular thanks
for the liberality and readinefc with
which you have granted the fup
plies for the public fervice.
It is psinful to me to reflcft, that
the means of necrffary exertion can
not bi provided without a hevy
prefTure upen my faithful people ;
But I cannot lufhciently applaud
that wifdom tnd fortitude which
have led you to overlook confidera-
ttions of temporary convenience, for
the purpoie of preventing a large
accumulation of debt during the
continuaticMt of the war. You may
be ftTured that there fhll be as ftrifi.
an attention ro economy oti nv
part as miy be' connftrnt with XhoU
oreparatiotis and1 exertions tvhrch
wtfi be beft cakralated to fru (Irate
th'e defigns and Weaken the power
of the cnerriy, by whofe arrogant
pretenTions and rifllefs amhition a
lone'thcie (acrrficcs hive' been ren
dered unavoidable.
'My LordS) 'end Gentlemen.
lI ani fully perfuaded that, chirinp
he ceHation of yo'ur' Parliamentary
Daties, you wiM -continue to be ac
tuated by the fame fpirit which has
been uniformly dilpUyed in your
emincds, ' It wi'l be your dury to
fH ft in Carrying into erTeQ: thofe
inealures which your witdorr.
has raattired for the defence ano
fecurity of ihe realm ; and parricu
larly to give the mod beneficial d.;-'-cdiori
to that ardour and enthu
fulm in thecaufe of the-r country
vhich animatcall claffesof my peo
ple. Juftly fenfihle of the Rate of pre
eminence, !n which it has pltalVd
he Ahn-ghty to fuppcrt us for I .
fe3rd a revolution at Pans, and the
rellofatioa of Mona rchy ; and on
4 he other, that h. s lby the re as gif
veh out, vas only a feint to deceive
this country, whilit the preparati
ot .Signal pos.'Prittk well's
Church fleeple,this week has been
c oriverted into a figual tower, pi
I pnierConfequence---it is under the
lnltruetion or a naval lieutenant,
ons for mvaaon were going on w.th an(jcnablcs the gcner j on the EiTex
incresfed alacrity. A fhrrt per od J . h ..,:.i . i
PARIS, AUG. 5,
The Egl fh who made grejst pur
chafes of wool in 6axony, heing
now unable to (hip it, in conlr
qnence of the lofs of Hnover,'have
been ebliged to abandon it, together
with the advances they had made
upon it.
In confequence of orders fvom
Government the Enalith who bad
the town of Rouen aflignod'to them
as a prilon, have been ja conduc
ted to Dourlens'fix leagues from A.
miens. '
Letters from the Hague of the 2d
Theimidor, announce the very
portmt intelligence that the Bata
vian Government ht5 juil fet apait
funds, for immediately conflrufting I
and fitting but gUn boats, each to"
carry three great guns : 2jofl3fbnt j
temed bo3ts are likewife to be im
mediately got rady in-the 'ditferenf
ports of the Bitty ian Republic,'
where aftivity is now become the
order of the day. J
The Givernment has rodered all
law-fuits to b fu-fpended through
out the republic, xrre otyrct
which is t enforce ; pa'ymeri-t cf
debts contracted by French witt
EngllOi merchants This fufpen'
fiorr is to continue in foice until
peace. r
ENGLAND. "
will" decide to which of thele fpc
culations, mod probability ia to be
attached.
Letters from the Britifl fquadron
oCf?Foulon,-thc 8(h inft. poiitiyelyj
alTnrt that 80.000 additional French
troops wer marching int Italy,
and that the obiefcV of the French
was afcertained to be to get polTef
fion of the ifland of SasdiAu. and
from thence to lend a force to E-
gypt.
A Liverpool paper fays, " The
inierefting queftion will now
fCatceiy admit of a doubt, whethei
the Emperor of Ruma takes the part
of Fiance or Great'Briti.'n, (incc wr,
are aiTured, from undoubted autho
rity, that letters have been received
by our merchants her, Rating, tha;
the Trinity Houfe have given or
ders for pilots to proceed to" thr
I Sound to navigate the Ruffian fleet
into x tSntnh harbour.
Ma'quis Cornwallis is to fet ou:
immediately for Ireland. He is to
be inverted with a (upreme and fcpa
rate military command, independent
of the lord lieutenant's and rhe ci.
yil power. " The fenfenccsof courts
martial, and every thing Connected
with the military department, will
be exclufively under his lordlhipi.
authority and control.
iSy a letter from Dover, it appears
hat an attack has been made by tome
four vtflr-ls on the enemy's artnr
mental Boh ugne, and it s generally
bc-heved that a large-proportion ot
their boats have been unfitted tor fea.
DtUnouncr isarrivedtn thicoun
'trv. Vre (uppofi G overnment havi
fufKrt d him to find an aiylum Inere,
i .Hamburg and AUona Lot being very
iecurc pia'ctts of reuderice. For h tn a:
p'refent. It has been reported ihdt
he and Gen. Pichegru are to have
cefinfninds in an expedition to be
tirrlnrtken sgainft fo'me part of the
enernv's coatL
t he laft account from' Irelanc
re of a lefr confolatory riniuic th-n
they have been for fomc ,time pafl.
Rumours of jntfrnded rifins are cir
cuUted, and attempts cont iniai to bt
made to all-una -e the veomaniy
centinels. Scarcely 'a '"Uight pauses
wmiout iome or hem Beinghreoat.
I r eparatiorrs'ior ah e"Xpedtion to
he Nonh Sea, are -row making in
levt-ral of our pom. Gun-boats aie
quipwing at Sheer nefs whi h are to
dllemble in the Downs; and it is
Fort-
PARLY
Dollars
n uiv
1 -A ...
tharftt was tebe fold, ft, iiir
Li .
away by
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LON-D?, AU-CTJST 12.
His M jefty this day addrtfTed
the following Speech rb the Lords
and Commons auembled .
My Lords, d?id Genilemefi
I am a length enabled, by the
(late of public bufinefs, to relraf
you from your long and la'bo'ridus
attendance in Parliament.
In clofing the Seffion, 1 have lYe
ixt mo ft fatistaction in exprefling the
itrong fen la which I entertai! of
thatzealous andnin wea-ned tegard
for the welfare and honqr of your
country, wtifcii has d:;tinguiihed
all your proceedings.
During thecont nuince of . Peace.
your conchaft manifefted the iuft 1
v , viwwnicn you nad tken pf our
t aSualJmmiori, andol thedanaer
agvttviv wnun you were peculiarly 1
canca upon ...tODroyide? and Ttncc
tne occurrence -hiaiJ t eS. vn
UMhaved fphyed an energy ana prornp.
V-titud which have nevr been fur-
(? ,1 . .1 ; , . . -,
vjt '"u J". luc means whrcn your;
ill Wc Juppjjcu lor nc defence of th
many ages,-mong the nations of Eu
rope, I rely with confidence, that.
.inder the continuance of his lOivinr
Proteftion, " the exertions of rnv
brave and loyal fubjefts will prove
io the enemy and to the world, that
an attempt to fubvert the indeer -
dence, or impair the power or llu
United Kingdom, will terrnina e ir.
the diTgrace and ruin of thole by
vjham it may be made, ah i that rr.y
people wi;l find an ample rewaid
for all their fa entices, in an undil
r.urbcd enjoyment of that freedon.
arid feturuy, which by ihcir pati io
iiim and valour, thev will have
pieicrvedand eniured to themfelves
and pdftcnty.
Tfifn the Lord Chancellor, bv
his Majefty's command, faid,
My Lords, and Gentlemen,
It is his Majefty's Royal will and
llealure, that this Parliament br
prorogued to lhurld-y the 6th dav
of Oct(ber next, to be then hr-
hoi den r-; and this Parliament is ar
cordihgly prorogued to the 6th dav
or vjctoDer next.
It is rcDorted that Mr. Voike is
?'o fucceed Lord Pclham as Scretary
f State for the Home Department,
io that the iMr. oragge is to be
secretary at War.-
crntry4 and for the vigorous pro.
,--.miw v;i vu war.
'LC'N DON, AUGUST 2fe.
Dublin is to be divided into Vjo
diftiics, in each ol which ten ot
more of the pfincipal inhabitants
ire to form a committee Ipeciallv
charged with the maintenance ot
peace and good order. Thev are
i ao ktcp accura e reriilers of every
noui wnntn tnen teveral divricts,
and cf Jthe iKiml)er, quality, occu
pation, and vifible mears" of live
lihood ot the inhabitant, or occu
liers of the facie, and of ihetr re
pecTive feivants, inrfiaresvfc;jour.
nefr, -9rtd lodgers, and of ail re
rfiovahj of -inhabitants' and all
changes of habitation that rrhay
take: place from time , to time witli
in4heir feveral diftria$, fpecially
notifying if at any time an untifual
nuJbei of . flranger Oiall appear
to ainye, giving immediate notice
iherwlltoivermnent, and de
mtn;in tlefinean Jtime- all fucb
arriving as fhail no-
srve aiausuctory account of them
leives.- . . : v '.
4 (t
- Thefetufrtl of Buiiaparte to atit
fo mutlVidoner than as ;cxteclcil
laid they will be Commanded by Sir
Hope Poplianrii
New writs Were y iicrday order
ed tor the county of Cambridge and
the citv of ttfiftu The R.cht
lion. Charles Yc ikear d the rtuht
Han. Ch a i les 8 rap we ha'" 1 rfg accep
tra ine cnatren riundreds, pre
vious to thcrr new abndintmehts.
i'L - f 5 r 1 r t IT .
i iic i oi m c-r iv rs ia:a, as iu cenor u
Lord Pe!hami the latier is'S creia-
at War. General Maitlanu is (o be
member of the Iioard of 'Cdn'-rbul,
preliminary to hrs being (cht out as
Cyovcrnor of Bombay.
ihe ha (I .-India Company viave
nade a patriotic otter, whrch -has
been accepted by Govern merit.
I ney are to tumilh fix luips, Com
p eteiy manned, lor the lei vice ol
the it ate.
Private letters'from Paris, com
municate fomeparticulais, which
it true, are important, viz that it
Is the defi jn el Bonaparte not only
to invade Cxreat. Britain andireland
but t6 attack Malta, and feibral
er at the fame time- and that a
force. ot (2OX50O men isnowafTero
bled in'Lansuedoc, Provence and
Italy, for carrying thefe fchemes
into enett.
A late Cork paper, flates that
the following arethe-principal per
fons in cuftody in 'the nretropolis,
in confequence of the difturbances
of the sd July: In iublin caf-
ie, ivi oane or rraiicis ureet : in
Newtrate, John HufTel, builder; J.
Troy clerk to the Dublin Evening
Pofl- Hart, hatter, Cork
Hill, Bryan Rouike, High ilreet;
Mtrley, Taylor ; - Mur
phy, a leather merchant mTiiomas
ftreet who during the forraerrebcl- j
lion had concealed Lord Ld ward
Fitzgerald in rirs houfe. -InfCilT;
mainham, "Palmer, Patrick
iireet John Stockdle printer ;
Conelly Ai'nr ilinchy
of Redmond's Hill. Councillor
Holmes, and Mr. ; Hay, have
fi nee been releafed, In the pro
vofl goal upwards of one hundred
prifoners are confined : amongft
theraire two fervajm of the Lrd
Mayor ; Ryan, a CLrai factor; Cog
Un, sin mbl juakefe f 1001 the;
Quaand ;a yplinff nianof the
name of Maguire, (on of an'bpuJ
teni pciiuu iu iue .:ny.
Lord Keith h eflabltfhea a
communication befween Sheernefs
his iordihip's head quarter, andthe
icoaft to communicate with Lord
Keith's flag at the Nore, or even
at Sheernefs. ;
Major-general Mooneyhas pub
lifhed an addrefs to the deputy lieu
tenants and magiftrates, and alfo
to the farmers &c. of the county ot
Norfolk. His great obje ct is to ttn
prefs them with a fenie of our per
ilous nidation, and of the nece flit y
of immediately aflbciatihg, fubferib
ihg and arming tor the defence of
this county, which he is of opin
ion is in more danger of being in
vaded th?n any other part of Eng
land. He has not theleaft doubt
of the intentions of th French,
who f he obferves, knows all the
coal's S well as we do. To his
knowledge, a plan ot Yaimouih and
all the environs, was fent to France
by Semonville, who was feven or
eight years there. His recommen
dations to the farmers. &c. are to
put their fowiing-pieces in order,
to ran balls, to ay in a flock of
ponder, practice daily firing at
ma ks, and to hold theralelves in
rezdinefs to meet the foe.
L Utter1 from Hamburg, dated
July 19, fays, 44 A relpeQable
merchant who arrived here this
mi rning from Copenhagen, pofi
ii ;ly flutes, at his departure. aRuf
fi Jn fleet of 12 fail cf the line, and
eight f 1 igates and frnaller veiTels wav
then in light, fleering for Copen
hagen Roads. This fleet it fuppo-
fed, is for the protection of the
otid, which the French wilh to
fhui againlt theEngliih, by occupy
ing all the pons fituateon its mores.
Some Hanoverian boats and baiges,
which fl d to this fide of the Elbe,
areifaidto have been claimed by
theiFrench. The Danifli army in
Hoiltin, who have their head
quarters at Ahrcnbenr, have recei
ved confidence reinforcements,
and the Prince Royal ot Denmark
has given orders to eftabliih field
hofpitals."
F KlrriFl of a Letter frem thf. M af
ter of his Maitfty's jkit lh:inder.
dated Augujl q,
EAR Si R ,
" I am happy to intorm you,
that one ot our prizes hs turned
butlof immenle talue, having 2.0
of "'the firft paintings in Europe on
board. Tiiey were colleled for
Honapaite, in Italy, &c. and in
tenjled tor the MuTeum at Paiis.--Odir
agent is to fsnd them toLon-
1 1 " 1 1 . r t-
don, tor exninuion and tale. 1
wasprefent at the opening ot the
cafes, and, perhaps fuch a collec
tion never was in this country be
pre." STRAW HATS.
'T'HE Sublcriber carries c'n a Mu-
. ioufaftory cf Straw flats, 'et all Ki:.ds.
at l'prtfmouth, in Virginia ; 'wricre Meri
chants and others may be Tup plied on the moil
rtafauabl Ttrms.
R. Mather.
j 3'ortfmouth, une it.
iatel .ii
Rttr U . fctl
fed, r was ftduced
Perfn ; the
as there, are
fftirv turn a uwt.i . j r i ir,
Faft, it is.prdbablt that fee
earned fome Djllknce and fold . l. .S
went oft voluntaril
cither CDiieavourcd to make her Way
tin County, where; I am i.iforir.eJ I
formerly owned ky i Mr, R0i's ot ,
Uedef
Neifhbourhood of Ceoton where 1
lland (he has fome Chili!
" . . iTil t
the heavy Baggage (he carried awa'T i
icdaced ro believe thai Ihe fc ,!
ifoirie Peifon. probably fome k,.. r. a f
... ; . v, ' r u- re ,
Her true Name Is Chloe.ihe has the a '
of being about ferty-five Year 7
very black, cf a J'auat Shapr, w-n.5!"1
Mirki tf much whinnin on k.. n
.. -rr vs ," "i uacu
white Eyes, thick Lips, wide
very tew Teeth in her Head
Any rerton wh will de1i-Jait k. &
me'.R the City of Rateigh, free irofte
farther Charge; fliall receive th. ,v. ,nJ
.0 , xm 40ftv
my a ih.t icgaiu iuc i uukiiun 6f frer 1
reward the Fcrfou ?Crding fuch lafan
according ta the Circumltances.
Ttaleij-.h, Sept 2, 1X0
H. POTTER
Notice is hereby yivtn
"T1 HAT at Wayne County Cou
JL May Term, 1 803, the SubfcrAr.....
tied as Executors to the laft Will A Tul
of Joftah Wife, El, late of faid IW?
cealef, whtch was duly provei and admin.!
to Record. Therefore all Perfonj
rccditj
are tu
WESTERN LANDS.
FOR SALE,
COME Thousands of A errs in the
Y State of TenneiTee, lying within tlr Mi
litary Refervation of this State .; the Locations-having
been early made, render them,
no Doubt, valuable the Taxes dm which
hav been regularly accounted for. The
whole, or Parts, as belt may fuit the Pur
chafer, wWI be fold for Cafh, r on fuch
Credit as may be agreeable, the Pure hater
giving fuch'Security as will prove fatisla&oiy
on the Transfer f the Property
I (hall alio have for fale this Fall, at my
'Plantation in Orange, whereon Mr. J. Willis
now ; lives, a number of HriVs, Marcs and
Colts, which will be fold in like Manner,
for.Cafk or Credk. 1 lhall attend mylelf for
that 'Purpofe, of which due Kidtice mail be
giveb of the Time in this Paper. Should
any Peifon ifh to-purchafe in the Interimi 1
will fell, by. Application .being made (if by
Letter the Portage muft br. paid if expeclcd
to be attended to). J,-G. BREHON,
Wtrcntnt ynne lt 1803
'I fhall attend at my Plaiitation in
Orange, oa Monday the 17th of Odooer next
for'the Purpl'e f feUing the Hrfes, Mares,
and Colts, abave advertifed.
within this State, h Hill 3Hv 1
me Kuaic, arcneuneato bring thera
forward within two Years: and tfcofc .i
may have Demands againil faid Eftate, h
relide without this State, are alfo notified J
hnng them forward within three Yens
therwife they will be barred by Virtue,
yvv.i ui --vucii-ojy, pauta la etic Ytir
thoufand leven hundied and eikty.Dine,
All Pcrfor.siudtbted to faid tftate, are
tjuelteu to nuke immediate Payment.
I AMKS SASStR,'
J. C. PliNOtR,
JOHN L VERI'IT,) 1
FALL GOODS.
THE Subfcribers have received,
ana arc now opnirg, their FALL
outiL:, t very esteniive and coirsltn
AiVortment ; whichhey effer, by Whsleii
and Retail, at a moderate Advance. T e
Waollens, Hardware and Cutlery, wiu
Number of the other effe-ntial Articles, a4
imported inimeiiately trm the Manuf.ft
rers tn the North of Lngland. They
Alio on Hand, and will continue to receive
Urge Supplies of EATaad WLST.lNl'iv
Praduee of-every Kind will be received in
Payment.
DonalJfon Matmilan & Co.
Fayefreville, p j5, jgij, ,
(Pj Coking Cloths of fuperitr QiiIitf
No. 4, 7, S and 9.
A PRECAUTION
TO thole who may have the Offer
f the Transfer of a Note purporting'
have been giyen by myfclf and G. Etlwirj
to -William Daviy, for One HunJrcdiD,i
thirty-two or three Dollars, whicuSottl
have fully paid . But the Obligee luviufwt-
parel to retnove from this .State, rtfa'esti
cancel faid Note, with (I am authonltdi:.
&eiiev.ig; the deliberate Intent o.ioi atai
lag ftimtelf of a ltcond Payment by 3 Tid
ier on ihe fNote. Let thefe, thrrrfort,
whom it may concern, Ve thrcujh this Me
dium informed, that I flnll not, ner eitkt:
ot us "Obligors, make Payment into cthc:
Hands thaa the original Cbligees ; in h"li
Hands 1 am at all Times prepared to mee;i'.
, DANliiL C..LOiVARi)i.
v Off. 1 , 1 803
SHERIFFS SALES.
rriit e in tr toe 1 iurctimit m luk. y;,
Rtbefor: Quniy on fkt Day tfCflth
next,
THE fnllowin? Lands, for (hi
Taxes due thereon fer the YeariSoi:
200 Acres near Lumbeiton, on ihe Heal
of the Mill Branch, the Property oi Willun
Mrga.
23 Acres near Lumbrten, on the Fayette-
vilte Rad, the PrepTty of John R. Morn,
9.06 Acres near KocKnu, joining ttie Laacs
of General jHerringtow.
too Acres on the louth : Side f akw'-,
Joining Hodge's Lands, the Prop.ny f Peier
Joe.
too Acres between tne ureal aaa i'u.
Marfh, Owner unknown.
co Acres near the Lumber CriJje, Owner
unknown. ,
co Acres on the fouth SiJe of Amp
near Willis Taylor's, the Property of Hil''
Manmnr.
the north ime o; ti e ic
lit. Pr.nfu nf ihp 1 1 tl f W 1
EKTERTAINMEMT,
TH E Subfcribcr being warmly fo.
lfcitedby aNumberof refpeftable Cha
racters and her Friends in particular, informs
the Public, .that (he has opened Houfe ol
tntertaintment for Oentlemen and Lady
Travellers, a the Town of Lumberton, Ro.
rtflonCunty. She flatters heclelf that her
txrtitns to give general Satijfacllon, will
not fail to merit her the Patriaage of the
Public in general. , '
She avails hrfelf of this Opportunity, to
return her molt fincerjkThanks to thole who
have already honoured her. with their Cuf-
torn, and arTures litem that the Coudnuaacc
w latcii tiiruurviwiii atways, operate as a
Stimulus to her future -Exertions. The Pa
pers from fome of the mod re fpe Stable Cities
jo the Union will ac' regularly taken. Good
Stables, Corn, Oats, and Fodder, with
fteair Oilier, may Always be relied ou, and'
the bed of ' Liquors and irovifions that ike
Country aBords . n
150 on
wamo. tne rropeny oi tuc t
M'Larham.
joAcies near Rockfifli, formerly the f;
perty of William Barlow ,
300 Acres on the fouth Side of Ahp ole,
f en in by John Manning,
io. Acres ner the Great .Marfh, fMM
by William Powell.
4 Acre Lot in the Town of Lur.berB',
fuppiei the Property of Chila
A, the fdhiving U Jt for 1 8ci.
jco Acres given in by Jouaihaa W3t"'
50 Acres near Rockfiih, given in ij
liana lar!ow. ..re cif
c THOMAS B A RNES,w,
Liimbfrtor-. A'K 2?.
Lit
. WILL HE SOLD,
At the Cuurt'lltne in More
,biri Monlay N' V'! 1
THE following Irattsoi
X r k t Trjft. as 1
rlcient to ftifv the 'i axes due the
m-
he other lawiul txpe::ct,
I$o Acres on Ptchefs Creek. fu?p
be the Property f John M'Ni-lI. f.
too Acres on Lad' Creek, fujf -
therop. rty of Malcolm M'Lciun
290 on the Witer. of .eep K:ver. ..?f
to be the Property of JePj?1Wr,fJ
71 AcreW Little Burfaloe,
te the Property of Andrew
Acre. 00 ihe Water, ot Crane
fuppofU to be i7L'SfcNS0.V,
Stpt, g. 1" 3
Blanks
Of all 'Kin k. JS
OIANA NO YES